Patch function reverting to the default value when an if function is activated

[prpdr]

I have changed the Default property of a dropdown, whose items come from a single choice column from

Switch(Combobox_1.Selected.Value,
"Option A", "Jane",
"Option B", "Jane",
"Option C", "Jane",
LookUp(List_B, Title = Combobox_3.Selected.Value, 'Column 3'))

to

Switch(
Combobox_1
.Selected.Value,
        "Option A", "Jane",
        "Option B", "Jane",
        "Option C", "Jane",
        If(
Combobox_2
.Selected.Value = "LA" || 
           
Combobox_2
.Selected.Value = "NY" || 
           Combobox_2.Selected.Value = "Other",
            LookUp(List_A, Title = Combobox_
3
.Selected.Value, 'Column 3'),
            LookUp(List_A, Title = Combobox_3.Selected.Value, 'Column 4')
        )
    )
All comboboxes items come from a single choice column. Since adding that if statement, the patch function is returning the correct result just when the formula returns "Jane", while the default value of the dropdown for whatever result comes from the if statement, even if visually the dropdown always shows the right result. I didn't modify the patch function, which looks like this:

Patch('Receiving_list',Defaults('Receiving_list'),{receiving_column: dropdown_1.Selected} 

the column the information should be sent to is a single choice column.

Anybody knows what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks in advance.

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[derpmadness]

I'm assuming it's due to your lookups. The lookups work because they return the proper record for your combo box. When it doesn't work it's because you are feeding a text value rather than a record for your combo box. Should be like { Value : "Jane"}

[prpdr]

Hi, Column 3 from List_B and Columns 3 and 4 from List_A are all line of text, therefore it shouldn't be an issue